Spotlight on Researchers
Dylan Cooke, Assistant Professor
Sensorimotor Neuroplasticity
Dr. Dylan Cooke’s innovative research program explores links between variation in brain organization and behaviour, response to injury, and the brain’s capacity to rewire itself. In laboratory experiments, variation between individuals has almost always been regarded as a complication to be minimized and thus, very little is known about individual variation in brain organization. Dr. Cooke aims to characterize and study the significance of this variation, determining how it affects skilled behaviour, resilience in the face of brain injury, and natural, adaptive changes in the brain.
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Sam Doesburg, Associate Professor
Developmental Cognitive Neuroscience
Our ability to unravel the biological mechanisms underpinning behaviour and the mind is expanding. Dr. Doesburg leverages brain imaging technology to probe the effectiveness of intervention strategies for autism and ultimately establish a clear, scientifically-founded basis for autism treatments.
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Dawn Mackey, Associate Professor
Aging and Population Health
Dr. Mackey is passionate about promoting mobility for older Canadians.
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Steve Robinovitch, Professor
Injury Prevention and Mobility
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Andy Hoffer, Professor
Neurokinesiology
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Matt White, Associate Professor
Exercise Physiology
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